If there was a minimum duration of 6 months and a notice period of 2 months and a break period of 4 months, you should give a clear notice period 2 months after the expiry of 4 months, which would be correlated with the minimum duration of 6 months. I just wanted to clarify that if you confuse a notice period of, say, 2 months and a period of 1 year without an explicit interruption clause, because that would mean you would have to stay 1 year and terminate for 10 months. This is an agreement that, if it is in the lease, gives both parties the opportunity to terminate the lease earlier. For example, a 24-month contract can be terminated after 12 months. The violation of this clause can be made either by the tenant or by the owner, provided that the correct procedures are followed. You can present them to the landlord in writing and even if they refuse to use them, the process clearly shows with proof that you, as a tenant, can be replaced at a very low cost. Any invented barrier will most likely be considered non-attenuating. For your information, I lived in a house with this person last year in another flatshare. Does this mean that after 4 months I can send the notice period after 6 months or that I have to send the notice after 6 months to break it at 8am? There is no law that states that termination clauses are mandatory and, in some cases, they are exchanged for flexible rentals that do not bind tenants to the duration of a contract. During the rental processes, you need to check the AST to see if an interruption clause is inserted.
I stand by what I said in my post, it seems that MdeB just wants to answer for the sake of the question, usually with stubborn teasing that doesn`t help you or helps others read the blog. Again, I should read the contract, but it ends at the end of the 12 months, you may need to inform the landlord or agent of your intention not to renew. If the other tenant stays in the property, they will have a legal periodic rental created by law, but you are not bound by it. The first sentence of each clause seems to say that the rental can be terminated at the point of 6 months, but the following paragraphs seem to indicate that the intention is that the rental can be terminated at the end of each month from the 8th month. There is nothing really wrong with the SPT for the owner, except that they are only entitled to a notice period of 1 month, sometimes they are better at the SPT. Remember that if the landlord has used an agent to introduce you, they will have paid an amount that reflects the expectation of receiving rent for 6 months. So if you leave earlier, there are those costs to recover. In addition, the fact (mentioned on @181) that tenants can be found for free on OpenRent does not mean that there is no loss.
Personally, I use an agent I trust to find tenants and do all the work and legal paperwork etc., which costs me 1 month`s rent (I manage myself after that, so no extra costs for me, but there may be additional costs for a landlord using a full management service). It is reasonable for a landlord to pay a professional to ensure that all of their legal obligations are met due to severe penalties if they are not. I have lived in real estate for more than 5 years, always rented on time and maintained properties to a high level renewed contract in November 2017 for another 2 years Now the owner has terminated two months in advance to leave the property because they want to sell How can I proceed because always under a period of 18 months remaining help !!!! Your lease and the original PR must include the landlord`s details, otherwise you can ask for them and if the broker does not provide them, you have the right to temporarily withhold the rent until they do. In my opinion, non-legal, the articles seem to be very poorly drafted. Some interruption clauses stipulate that you can only exercise the interruption clause after approximately 8 months and that, in such circumstances, you must give X months` notice. The only way out is to have a BREAK clause, she rereads this blog page to understand what a BREAK clause is, it can be formulated in different ways I have a question about it. In my current rental, I signed an AST for 12 months without interruption clause. I extended at the end of the 12 months for another 12 months under the same conditions. Now I`m six months into this second 12-month period and I`m considering moving. I checked it and in the original contract in the box that says “termination clause” it clearly says “no”.
At the end of the Agreement, in the “Notices” section, there is a clause that clearly states that “At the end of the initial term under clause 2 of this Agreement, the term will continue monthly until one of the parties gives written notice to the other to terminate it […].